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Private Cumshoe posted:every orgy needs a challenge pin the tail on the honkey
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Look, all we ask is you not talk about the drugs and the orgies. Yes i understand you are upset you can't participate and we use you as a rolling rag. No we won't stop.
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# ? Mar 30, 2022 23:31 |
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on the real though expect Cawthorn to go into rehab (whether or not he admits it) because dude is known to be a drinker and that puffy face coming out of McCarthy’s office is a man on a bender
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# ? Mar 30, 2022 23:33 |
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selec posted:lol McCarthy said he had to “take steps”…this guy is hosed! I mean come on, you can't expect Cawthorn to take steps now can you?
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Shear Modulus posted:Chuck grassleys house is a good place for u know what now i want a blizzard
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Azathoth posted:now i want a blizzard settle down buddykins
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Azathoth posted:This was all a really good read, and definitely reminded me of Drapetomania, the junk psychology term for why slaves would want to run away, and how that was treated as a contagion as well. reminds me of Deleuze posted:How can we conceive of a peopling, a propagation, a becoming that is without filiation or hereditary production? A multiplicity without the unity of an ancestor? It is quite simple; everybody knows it, but it is discussed only in secret. We oppose epidemic to filiation, contagion to heredity, peopling by contagion to sexual reproduction, sexual production. Bands, human or animal, proliferate by contagion, epidemics, battlefields, and catastrophes. Like hybrids, which are in themselves sterile, born of a sexual union that will not reproduce itself, but which begins over again every time, gaining that much more ground. Unnatural participations or nuptials are the true Nature spanning the kingdoms of nature. Propagation by epidemic, by contagion, has nothing to do with filiation by heredity, even if the two themes intermingle and require each other. ofc he doesn't really disapprove of this. his response to "communism is contagious" would be something along the lines of the chad "Yes." meme
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selec posted:on the real though expect Cawthorn to go into rehab (whether or not he admits it) because dude is known to be a drinker and that puffy face coming out of McCarthy’s office is a man on a bender can he really make it to the 12th step? I don't think he'll get past one
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Orgy Porgy Gerald Ford and No Fun
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# ? Mar 31, 2022 00:05 |
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GWBBQ posted:Jumping to the conclusion that someone isn't genuine or credible because they're related to an influential military or intelligence person is really loving dumb. lmfao
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Shear Modulus posted:going to file a FOIA request for the FBI file on sonichu We have a right to know!!
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# ? Mar 31, 2022 00:48 |
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the families at the tippy top of the power elite, your bushes, your kennedys, your rockefellers, are like the mob: you're born into it and you can't get out. the most you can do is turn into a failson and either become a bad artist or a professional "philanthropist". become too much of a public embarrassment and you get the rosemary kennedy or princess diana treatment. if you really go off the reservation you get the JFK treatment.
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i heard i think cushbomb or mattsjudge talk about internal struggle of yankee/cowboy factions of the IC, the only book i can find is "The Yankee and Cowboy War: Conspiracies from Dallas to Watergate" by Carl Oglesby, is that the best resource for this idea? it's like 50 y/o so hoping maybe this thesis has been covered in a more contemporaneous resource.
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Madison Cawthorn...welcome to antifa
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mark immune posted:i heard i think cushbomb or mattsjudge talk about internal struggle of yankee/cowboy factions of the IC, the only book i can find is "The Yankee and Cowboy War: Conspiracies from Dallas to Watergate" by Carl Oglesby, is that the best resource for this idea? it's like 50 y/o so hoping maybe this thesis has been covered in a more contemporaneous resource. that's an excellent book and I'd highly recommend it I don't know if there's any more recent scholarship but you can kind of see a manifestation of it even up to today, where you have the Atlanticist "yankee" faction focused on Europe and the Ukraine crisis, as opposed to the "cowboys" that paint over their agenda with a veneer of "isolationism" but what they really want is to draw away from Europe so the US will focus on China instead or like, Obama trying to do his "pivot to Asia" while also drawing flack for being "too soft on Russia"
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bedpan posted:concentrated wealth and power tends to stay concentrated. unless something happens to dislocate those nodes of money and influence, they will just stay around and entrench and extend. perhaps one of the ways power stays concentrated is that the older generations allow the newer to connect with the current zeitgeist rather than try to change it if that’s what it takes to preserve the family’s position doesn’t mean it’s not an op, just that the aim of any given op or even awareness that it’s an op may not be entirely clear what better way to retain power, influence, and wealth in the long term than to try to be in influence of those who may induce a phase change, if opposing that change may become too high of a risk? again. not saying it’s this way, just that it’s another possibility worth considering, since the way to stick around for the true long term is to game-theory the poo poo out of every significant decision and exhibit zero loyalty to anyone or anything else (but some might have ignorant ideas about what decisions are significant)
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I realised I might be too pilled today when I was listening to the programmed to chill episode on Downard and just randomly thought 'i wonder if astroworld was on the 33rd parallel too'
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eschaton posted:perhaps one of the ways power stays concentrated is that the older generations allow the newer to connect with the current zeitgeist rather than try to change it if that’s what it takes to preserve the family’s position If you can get in high enough to ride a wave socially you can probably just kill it or render it inert with the right placement of opposed money/influence and why ride something you don't want when that's on the table?
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GWBBQ posted:Jumping to the conclusion that someone isn't genuine or credible because they're related to an influential military or intelligence person is really loving dumb. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_nHaa81Q4c
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GWBBQ posted:Jumping to the conclusion that someone isn't genuine or credible because they're related to an influential military or intelligence person is really loving dumb. on the other hand The Doors were most definitely snitches.
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GWBBQ posted:Jumping to the conclusion that someone isn't genuine or credible because they're related to an influential military or intelligence person is really loving dumb. sure, but that guy is a youtube channel, if he was genuine or credible he'd be banned already lol
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GWBBQ posted:Jumping to the conclusion that someone isn't genuine or credible because they're related to an influential military or intelligence person is really loving dumb. it ain't enough to build a wall but give me two or three more bricks
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DirtyRobot posted:It should prolly be said explicitly that in addition to the conspiracy stuff Judge literally has a bunch of eps on Pynchon His Pynchon episodes are so good. I had never looked into Pynchon's own background but learning about his involvement with SAGE, most likely while he was writing The Crying of Lot 49 was a good ol' fashion ping.
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the handful of free episodes I've listened to make me want to start reading pynchon. What's the best entry point? Is it gravity's rainbow? V? i also have a copy of inherent Vice that i got somewhere i don't remember that i've never opened
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Shear Modulus posted:the handful of free episodes I've listened to make me want to start reading pynchon. What's the best entry point? Is it gravity's rainbow? V? i also have a copy of inherent Vice that i got somewhere i don't remember that i've never opened "slow learner" is a collection of 5 pynchon short stories. read that to get a feel for the author and figure out if you wanna commit to pynchon's longer works. it has the added benefit of not leaving you with a half read copy of gravity's rainbow
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"entropy" is a singular short story that's pretty easy to find online if you wanna spend even less time familiarizing yourself with pynchon
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Marzzle posted:"slow learner" is a collection of 5 pynchon short stories. read that to get a feel for the author and figure out if you wanna commit to pynchon's longer works. it has the added benefit of not leaving you with a half read copy of gravity's rainbow those stories are all terribly written though, just start with lot 49 if you want something short
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Yeah, Lot 49 is a good place to start I taught it to undergrads for several years, it's not particularly difficult
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Inherent Vice is also a fine place to start. Very accessible.
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yeah you can "start" with GR but you're gonna get your rear end kicked unless you just let the waves wash over you and take the ride
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MSJ's episodes cover Inherent Vice, Lot 49, and GR in that order. So you could read along while podcasting.
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bleeding edge is about 9/11 and references dragon ball and metal gear solid, it's the goon choice
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Danger posted:Inherent Vice is also a fine place to start. Very accessible. imo you'll appreciate inherent vice more the more of his work you've already read
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Crime on a Dime posted:imo you'll appreciate inherent vice more the more of his work you've already read yea I do agree. what makes it seem more accessible also allows for a really reductive reading of it as genre fiction.
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gradenko_2000 posted:that's an excellent book and I'd highly recommend it ty g2k
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Danger posted:yea I do agree. what makes it seem more accessible also allows for a really reductive reading of it as genre fiction.
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mark immune posted:i heard i think cushbomb or mattsjudge talk about internal struggle of yankee/cowboy factions of the IC, the only book i can find is "The Yankee and Cowboy War: Conspiracies from Dallas to Watergate" by Carl Oglesby, is that the best resource for this idea? it's like 50 y/o so hoping maybe this thesis has been covered in a more contemporaneous resource. Prisoners of the American Dream touches on this as well, but that's pretty old (1980s) too, although Davis' discussion of 80s Democratic politics basically 2015-present but with Jesse Jackson instead of Bernie
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eschaton posted:perhaps one of the ways power stays concentrated is that the older generations allow the newer to connect with the current zeitgeist rather than try to change it if that’s what it takes to preserve the family’s position They do this with their investments, foundation grants, and astroturf movements in nonprofit industrial complex. There's a whole infrastructure of near-automated cooptation of social movements built up around the democrat party and media.
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